Q1. Is a heart attack the same as a cardiac arrest?
Q2. The signs and symptoms of a suspected heart attack may include: (Select 3 correct answers)
Q3. A person appears to be having a heart attack with severe symptoms lasting 10 minutes. How should this be managed?
Q4. How would you identify if someone is having a stroke?
Q5. You suspect that a person at a shopping centre is having a stroke because:
Q6. If you think someone is having a stroke, you should:
Q7. Common triggers of allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis are:
Q8. Identify the signs and symptoms for a mild to moderate allergic reaction.
Q9. Some signs and symptoms for a severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) are:
Q10. The appropriate first aid response to a mild to moderate allergic reaction includes: (Select 3 correct answers)
Q11. The appropriate first aid response for a severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) includes:
Q12. Common triggers of asthma are:
Q13. What bronchodilators can be used to treat an asthma attack?
Q14. Signs and symptoms of a severe asthma attack are:
Q15. What are some of the procedures for managing a severe asthma attack?
Q16. If uncertain whether it is anaphylaxis or asthma, you should:
Q17. Based on their own risk assessment, a workplace can include an asthma-relieving inhaler and a spacer to treat asthma attacks and epinephrine auto-injector for anaphylaxis in their first aid kits.
Q18. A family member has been living with diabetes when you suspect they may be experiencing hypoglycemia or low blood sugar. What are some signs and symptoms you would be looking for?
Q19. How should a person known to have diabetes be helped when showing signs of shakiness and dizziness?
Q20. All diabetic emergencies are treated as Hypoglycemia or low blood sugar
Q21. During a party, a person has been found floating face down in a pool. What action should you take?
Q22. You have pulled out a person from a body of water, what are some signs and symptoms for a suspected drowning?
Q23. Compression-only CPR is not the recommended resuscitation method for a drowning victim as it fails to address the casualty's need for immediate ventilation.